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condition. this was a dangerous fire and it could have been a lot worse if not for the help of two good mayor is tans. >> the hand prints on the window of the apartment complexion in san jose tell the story of the terrifying moments for two young children. firefighters say just after 8:00 this morning flames and smoke in the kitchen forced the boy and girl believed to be between the aims of ten and 13 to take extreme measures. they jumped about 15' to the ground, they had serious burns and possible broken bones. they were taken to the burn units at valley medical center. on the other side of the apartment a courtyard and the front door where two neighbors jumped into action. >> i ran to the apartment and tried to break out the door. >> a man injured his hand breaking the case of a fire extinguisher. an 18-year-old was there with him and break the windshield the apartment and used extinguisher

to put out the flames. a woman in the apartment escape asked wake taken to the hospital. 9 two young men are called heroes. >> do you feel like a hero? >> just, just a person. >> did what you felt you had to do? >> we don't recommend going into a building on fire that is what we are trained to do but it is nice to see people that care enough about their neighbors to put themselves at risk. >> fire investigators are still at the scene saying it does not appear to be a suspicious fire. >> matt thank you. you want to be careful out there in many places in the bay area today of the it will be very hot. meteorologist mike nicco is outside right now with what to expect with the scorching temperatures and where they will be. mike? >> it is not foreign. we will have temperatures that are going to be really discriminating between the coast and inland areas and i will show you what i mean by look at the current conditions, 55 in half

moon bay. the southern surge is already developing. i can feel a nice breeze here in san francisco where we are 65 but san ramon is 91 and mid-to-upper 80s concord and livermore and los gatos and all the temperatures are warmer but for the one in half moon bay. 63 at half moon bay, seven in downtown san francisco, and 8 on in oakland and well over 100 headed from walnut creek to antioch and 90 in san jose. today's temperatures under mostly sunny sky will top out at about 5- to 15-degrees above average. be careful inland today. >> thanks, mike it has been a while since the inland community has seen heat this intense and many are making plans to stay cool and staying safe. eric thomas is at a public swimming pool in walnut creek. >> this is heather farms park. they have more than a pool but dennis courts and play grounds. as you know man has been trying

to bet the heat since forever. this is what parts are aiming for today, water. >> who says you can only slide down a hill on your cardboard sled in the wintertime? occasion occasion it is the summer and this is the kids playground on a hot walnut creek day but they are still having fund. >> we try to get out early and have fund with the kids' 10:00 or something just to get out there. >> and that is where the heat intermingles so parents come out early when things are not so steamy and make sure they pack the right equipment. shade. water. sun scene. so great. >> every thursday this man is out here playing basketball, cold or hot. did i mention he is in his 20's? and even he has his limits. >> when it is 90 it is hot. i am going to quit. >> there is the reliable pool at

heather farms park with the cool blue waters that has been so inviting. >> wonderful. it is a great class, water aerobics, good for taking care of yourself. >> i was envious and this morning i can tell you, it was a vice for me to find there were more people at the park and on lay ground than there were at the pool. but you wait until we approach the triple digits we will see that change. >> thank you. we have new details right now on the large grass fire that break out in antioch the low-to-mid fire and contra loma regional park is 100 percent contained. the fire grew to 533 acres in a couple of hours, forcing evacuations along grimsby drive before the crews got a handle on it. officials say this fire serves as a good reminder to make sure you keep 100' of defensible

space, clear the brush and debris around your home. >> the united states forest service is calling on law enforcement agencies in san bernardino county to look out for any drones flying through the restricted airspace this. last night, crews battling the 23,000 acre lake fire were forced to land all firefighting aircraft after a drone was spotted. for pilots running into a dream would be as dangerous as a bird strike. >> a flight went down in new york and landed in hudson that was due to run into a bird h is no difference than a birds. we don't want that going through our engine and props and running into our helicopter. >> they say the drone was 4' wide and officials say they are extra dangerous because they are not able to communicate with the person flying them. >> a landmark ruling from the highest court in the land on h

care. on the steps of the united states supreme court in the washington, dc, in the 6-3 vote the justices upheld a key part of the affordable health care act allowing the government to provide nationwide tax subsidies to help poor and middle class people buy health insurance. >> today after more than 50 votes in congress to repeal or weaken this law after a presidential election based in part on preserving or repealing this law after multiple challenges to this law before the supreme court the affordable care act is here to stay. >> for the major, chief justice john problems wrote congress passed the affordable care act to improve the markets not to destroy them on the conserve five judge scalia called the majority roping quite absurd. >> the supreme court this morning did not issue a ruling on same-sex marriage the justices are reviewing legal

challenges in four state: michigan, ohio, tennessee and kentucky. if no discussion is made tomorrow it will likely come on monday. >> happening now the district attorney in alameda county is talking into the investigation of the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. six young people were killed and seven injured during the accident. the district attorney wants to know if anything was criminal in nature the city said the balconies wooden bams had severe dry rot caused by moisture but the building was current on all inspections. january it o is at the news conference and you can follow her on twitter for the latest developments. >> california assembly passed a bill that requires vaccinations for children. the bill would require vaccinations for all schoolchildren even if their parents object for personal beliefs. the bill returns to the senate for a full vote and if it passes it will head to the governor's desk. >> bart has good news about the

underground station bathrooms that were shut down after the september 11th attacks. the bathrooms could finally, re-open to the public. elissa harrington joins with the story. >> bart's board of directors the discussion the proposal on what it would take to re-open the bath reals to provide relief and to discourage illegal activity. >> this used to be men's room at bart at embarcadero station in san francisco. it hasn't been a real bathroom since one 21. now, it is used for storage. restrooms at all underground stations have been closed since the 9/11 attacks. bart officials are thinking about finally re-opening them. >> how do you accommodate people who really need to go to the bath rome but make sure that there is no potential for a terrorist activity? the undergrounds are closed because of the fact that you can imagine the force of something

exploding would be directed in a confined area. >> for 14 years riders have been met with signs like these. >> inconvenient. unnecessary. >> passengers say when nature calls it is hard to held it. some use the stairwells or elevators as urinals and say it is time to have a place to go. >> i had a hard time one time and had to run. >> in an emergency it would be great to have them. >> others think public bathrooms could attract the wrong attention. >> it is probably the hopeless and the drug users would be there more often. >> the bart proposal focuses on safety. this includes partially transparent doors and sinks in the concourse along with extra security. >> tonight, the meeting is just informational but if officials decide to move forward they would try out a pilot program at the 19th street station in oakland and at the powell

station in san francisco. the estimated cost to maintain the bathrooms is $1 million. a year. terrifying moments to two kids after a carjacker took off in their car with them inside. >> plus do you spend more time watching tv than talking with your friends and family? numbers show you are probably not the only

>> dramatic carjacking southern california caught on camera. the carjacker takes off with two little girls inside and the quick thinking ten-year-old grabbed the baby sister and leap out. both suffered minor injuries. witnesses describe the terrifying moments after the car took off. >> we can hear her screaming no no no. >> the police are looking for a man seen making a purchase in the 7-eleven before the carjacking on sunday. >> there is a review of the safety of a birth control implant after reports of north bound side effects some parents say after using the contraception device they experience fatigue depression and weight gain. the device was approved pit f.d.a. in 2002. the f.d.a. said the problems have not been established in the studies but will look into the complaints. >> new numbers show americans

watch far more tv than socializing. the bureau of labor statistics released the average minute as day on leisure activities and on weekends they watch 201 minutes much tv 3 1/2 hours a day. that is compared to an hour of socializing. during the week, the average person only exercises if 17 minutes and relaxes for 20 minutes. >> i don't see a problem with that. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> if you think of stepping outside and exercising now could be a good time inland. we know today will be the hottest day for you, already feeling the cooling sea breeze in san francisco. i will tell you where and when it gets here and how much it will drop before the next wave of temperatures comes into the forecast. >> a smile with the cup of joe and a machine trying to make the morning brighter. >> husband a need with nascar

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>> a new machine is meant to put a smile on your face even on grumpy mornings which imprints a picture or personalized message on the coffee foam at the tough the drink. right now it is if a trial stage but lufthansa will use it on flights for passengers. >> love that. >> cute. >> we need an abc7 logo. >> that is right. >> now we will check outside. hot coffee is probably not what you want. >> definitely not especially inland with places reaching the

90s but right here you could be going through the microphone and sea breezes back with a surge bringing 50s to the coast and 60s to san francisco right now and that is eventually going to spread inland but notice the winds are fattest at half moon bay and only nine at fairfield. so we are going to wait until tomorrow for the cooling effect to reach our inland neighborhoods. the clouds are falling apart but the winds if you look at the first couple of frames you will see the clouds make the right hand turf through the golden gate bridge and you can see temperature across the top of the span definitely see the flag pointing over to alcatraz and to berkeley and emeryville and it is going to reach you too, the cooling effect but not in san jose total sunshine and 90 degrees today. we will look at what is going to happen as we show you some of the haze that is out there on sutro tower but not a "spare the air" we have been lucky. the haiti peaks inland and the

cool breezes hitting the cost right now with more clouds and comfortable for all of us this weekend and above average heat returns as quickly as monday. here is a look at the high pressure coming over the top of us and just about everywhere away from the coast we are going to see 100 degree temperatures this california and even another record up in lake tahoe today. we set one yesterday at 87 and could tie one at 90 today. this is where san jose, cupertino end up mid-to-upper 90 los gatos and morning were hill and gilroy and sunnyvale milpitas at 87. we will be pushing 90 in redwood city and a last mid-to-upper 80s on the peninsula until millbrae and the sea breeze keeps you at 7 a and we will have democrats in the mid-60s and sunset and daly city and 70s in downtown san francisco and sausalito at 77 and you head up to novato and petaluma low-to-mid 90s to 100 in cloverdale and lake port and clear lake and the east bay sure maybe too aggressive with richmond's temperature and berkeley now the sea breeze came in a couple of hours early, 70s for you and 80s for the rest of our east bay senior line

until castro trail and fremont at 90 and low 100s where it will be sizzling. at the game, look at this temperatures are going to be mostly in the 60s with a high u.v. index at at&t park. if you are going to alameda county fair petaluma will top out at 100 with rides on asphalt so it will be warmer than that until the evening in the 70's. the bench boys will be at petaluma today at sonoma county fair and tonight in the mid-50s to mid-60s our warmest night. here is a look at what will happen tomorrow, at least four to six degree drop compared to today, saturday and sunday 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s inland and next week, pushing 90s and mid-80s but, still 60 at the coast the congratulations to people at the cost and in san francisco. if you did not want to heat you

will not get it. >> pride is around the corner and there is plenty to do this weekend. leyla gulen has suggestions on how to explore where you live. >> 45 years and going strong. the qualities without exception is theme of the lgbt pride celebration and parade with thousands at the civicst this weekend for the largest lgbt gathering in the nation. there are hundreds of exist ons and 20 stages with the biggest names in entertainment. the youngest recipient of the n peace price will be speaking at san jose state university tomorrow. a discussion with the 17-year-old human rights advocate will be led by the author of "kite runner." and if you have a need for speed, head to the raceway for the 350 nascar weekend. thousands are expected to attend so kick it into high gear so you get an early start and miss the

heavy traffic. check it out or abc7news.com. >> so much to do. now, town your attention to this a different type of dock show in the north bay. how you can pitch in to help decide the ugliest dog not

>> coming up at 4:00, another recall for lululemon. the new problem this time and is going to be explained just ahead. >> mowing lawn for the drought. it is all about the cut. we tell you which are "a cut," above. >> two dozen loverrable but ugly dogs are competing for the ugliest dog in the world. >> it is not too late to cast your vote. here are the highest vote getters this is a 17-year-old pug. 17 yes. 17. morris, four-year-old rescue has 500 votes and people say morris is so ugly he is adorable. >> next, quasi moto. more than a thousand votes, the ugliest diagnosis contest at the sonoma fair in petaluma.

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